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I want to buy a house this year and have a query, my bank will give up to £130k mortgage, I have a little money saved up for fees etc but as for a deposit that would take me 5+ years to save up
Is it possible to take out a small loan for say 5/10% or what ever they ask for and if I say find a house for £90k, use some of that mortgage to pay back the loan so I only have one large financial commitment
So effectively I'm getting a mortgage for £99,000, £90k on for house and £9k to repay the loan back in full?
Is this possible and where do stand if I wanted say a little more to sort the interior out with ?
Currently I rent, not had a great credit history but I've had it confirmed from my bank they will give me that large mortgage as my finances are well under control now and credit rating is back up to excellent
Is it possible to take out a small loan for say 5/10% or what ever they ask for and if I say find a house for £90k, use some of that mortgage to pay back the loan so I only have one large financial commitment
So effectively I'm getting a mortgage for £99,000, £90k on for house and £9k to repay the loan back in full?
Is this possible and where do stand if I wanted say a little more to sort the interior out with ?
Currently I rent, not had a great credit history but I've had it confirmed from my bank they will give me that large mortgage as my finances are well under control now and credit rating is back up to excellent
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Most unsecured loan providers will not give a loan for house deposit.
Most mortgage lenders will not accept "loan" as an acceptable source of deposit.
Any false declaration would be fraudulent.0 -
No your bank has not offered you a 130,000 mortgage.
They may well have said the MAXIMUM they will lend based on your INCOME is 130,000
but they will also stipulate a MAXIMUM percentage of their valuation of the property
so e.g. if they offered a 90% mortgage and their valuation was 90,000 they would only lend you 90% of 90,000 i.e. 81,000
plus the points already made by Opinions0 -
If lenders were offering 100%+ mortgages, you wouldn't need the deposit, loaned or otherwise.I am a mortgage broker. You should note that this site doesn't check my status as a Mortgage Adviser, so you need to take my word for it. This signature is here as I follow MSE's Mortgage Adviser Code of Conduct. Any posts on here are for information and discussion purposes only and shouldn't be seen as financial advice. Please do not send PMs asking for one-to-one-advice, or representation.0
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No your bank has not offered you a 130,000 mortgage.
They may well have said the MAXIMUM they will lend based on your INCOME is 130,000
but they will also stipulate a MAXIMUM percentage of their valuation of the property
so e.g. if they offered a 90% mortgage and their valuation was 90,000 they would only lend you 90% of 90,000 i.e. 81,000
plus the points already made by Opinions
You'll also need to pass the lenders credit checks which may be a problem if your credit rating is iffy.0 -
[QUOTE=opinions4u;58145413
Most mortgage lenders will not accept "loan" as an acceptable source of deposit.
Any false declaration would be fraudulent.[/QUOTE]
Unless of course you are Peter Mandelson.Free the dunston one next time too.0
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